Alan and Vince start to slowly pull Josh into a white supremacist organisation that Carl, Alan’s older brother runs, under the watchful eye of a mysterious character named Martin. His other books include Spiritual Classics from the Early Church, The Contented Life and The Good Worship Guide: Leading liturgy well. This book is an uncompromising portrayal of how easily teenagers can fall through the gaps in society. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Soon Josh’s vulnerability is taken advantage of and he is targeted by a white supremacist group who attempt to recruit him.

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I enjoyed this book for the most part and found the sentiment very touching and truthful, however I found it to be slightly slow and took a while to get into the main plot.

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